After a day spent cruising along the Cuban coast in a vintage convertible, puffing on a Cuban cigar and basically living your best life, when the sun sinks below the horizon - it’s time to head to the it spot in Havana, the Factory of Art. This name is attributed to the fact that it used to be an olive oil factory, but has since come a long way, rising in the ranks as the hippest, chicest, most cutting-edge place in the nightlife scene. Anybody who’s anybody will have spent a night dancing, drinking and revelling in the funky art that surrounds you.

Tastefully assembled and consciously crafted by the God of Afro-Cuban music himself, X-Alfonso, with the intent to hook and draw in viewers to a fascinating art display by incorporating the pieces into every aspect of the experience. Whether you like it or not, you’re going to experience an assault of visual, aural and tactile art that is all around in the form of live music, jewellry, dance performances, fashion shows and pretty much anything creative that you can think of. It’s very first exhibition featured 33 Cuban artists like Nelson Domínguez, Zaida del Río and Ernesto Rancaño, just the beginning of a slew of talented artists that followed. Bop to hip hop, salsa, reggae and your classic club music with a delicious cocktail in hand. The gathering ground for the forward thinkers of today, this club attracts like-minded people who stray from the conventional and know how to make the most of a night out.